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Old 08-01-2016, 05:14 PM   #37
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There are no public beaches on Rattlesnake. There are some island owned lots that may look like beaches. If you buy a house that has close neighbors you may get other kids. An island As steep as Rattlesnake means a lot of people are somewhat isolated. Little kids on the Broads side of Rattlesnake will need a kiddie pool and a heap of sand as it is often too windy to play shoreside. There are some properties with perched beaches that would be good for them.

Some of the flatter islands would be more kid friendly. I have no issues when our grandkids come. They play with a hose and large buckets of water. We keep tons of craft supplies available. They love to go out on the jetskiis with us. Our teenage grandkids don't mind the waves. They fish a lot.

The serenity on this side of Rattlesnake is second to none! Nothing like it.

I rented for two years and bought late summer the second year. We only sort of knew what we were getting into. I strongly suggest doing that. You can cruise arounfpd the lake and find areas you like. Often we go for long rides and discover a new area. Many time I think... This would be great for little kids.

Septic is a blessing. Well water much rarer. We pull from the lake and carry in drinking water.

Good luck
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